Every project is scoped and quoted before any work begins. These three tiers are where most contractors land — the number that actually applies to you comes after one call.
01No checkout, on purpose
02Written scope before any work
03Stripe invoice — 50% to start, 50% at launch
04You own the site, the domain and the content
The tiers
Launch
A contractor whose current site is actively costing them calls.
$1,500
Typical range $1,500–$2,000
The fastest route from a website that embarrasses you to one that works. Same design standard as the flagship builds, fewer pages.
Custom design — not a theme with your logo on it
Up to 6 pages, including 3 service pages
Copywriting for every page (this is usually the hard part)
Mobile-first build with a call-first layout
Your photography edited and placed, or licensed stock if you have none
Conversion improvements based on what the form is telling us
Optional. Plenty of clients take the site and never need me again, which is fine — it is static, it does not rot, and there is no plugin to update.
Why there is no checkout
A cart button would mean either overcharging you or under-delivering.
A three-service plumber and a nine-trade shop with a maintenance plan are not the same job. So instead of a checkout, this is the whole process — five steps, nothing hidden.
01
Send the form
A few lines about the business and what the current site is failing to do.
02
Call
Twenty minutes. What you do, where you work, what you want more of.
03
Written scope
Pages, price and timeline in writing, before anything is built.
04
Invoice, 50% down
A Stripe invoice, not a checkout. Half up front holds the slot.
05
Work starts
Build begins once the deposit clears. The other half is due at launch.
Worth stating plainly
Every project is scoped and quoted before any work begins. These are starting points, not a menu.
There is no checkout on this site on purpose. You get a call, a written scope and a Stripe invoice — 50% to start, 50% at launch.
You own the site, the domain and the content. No lock-in, no monthly fee to keep it online.
Questions
Pricing, answered plainly
Most contractor sites land between $1,500 and $5,000 depending on how many services you want covered properly and whether you want the automation behind it. Every project is scoped and quoted before any work starts — there is no hourly surprise at the end.
Because every one of these is scoped. A three-service plumber and a shop with nine trades and a maintenance plan are not the same job, and pretending otherwise with a checkout would mean either overcharging you or under-delivering. You get a call, a written scope and a Stripe invoice.
A Launch build is usually live inside a week. A full Growth build is two to three weeks, and the schedule is almost always set by how fast your photos arrive rather than by me.
Yes. The domain, the content and the code. There is no monthly fee required to keep it online and nothing stops you taking it elsewhere.
Ready to find out your number?
Send the form, and the call usually happens inside a day.